A fine powder of (ZnO)mIn2O3 (m=3, 4) was obtained by the self‐combustion reaction, under firing at a furnace temperature of 350°C in a nitrogen atmosphere, of a gel prepared from a mixed zinc and indium nitrate aqueous solution peptized with citric acid. A (ZnO)3In2O3 single‐phase product was obtained when citric acid was substituted by glycine, because the combustion temperature of glycine mixture is >1260°C. The highest electrical conductivity, 0.2 S cm−1, was obtained in a tin‐substituted, transparent conducting (ZnO)mIn2O3 product, where m=3 and 4.